Whole Set of Sony Lens Camera Photos Leak 24 Hours Ahead of Schedule

Less than 24 hours before we’re supposed to officially hear from Sony about the company’s upcoming SmartShot lens cameras, a whole set of press images showing both models from every angle have leaked online.

In case you haven’t been following our coverage, the Sony Lens Cameras — rumored to be called either EspressOn or SmartShot — are smartphone attachable lenses that contain their own image sensor, processor and stabilization. They’ll connected to your smartphone via bluetooth and basically turn your phone into a high-end point-and-shoot.

Sony is expected to release two models: an 18MP QX10 (basically a Sony WX150) and a 20.2MP QX100 (basically a Sony RX100 II).

This newest photo leak comes to us via Photo Rumors. Included are what look to be press images of both models, including a few “real life” ad photos that show the lens cams being used. (Note: Photo Rumors had to blur out the center of each photo because of some inappropriate political messages that came attached).

First up are some photos of the more powerful QX100:

Here are the leaked shots of the QX10:

And finally, a few real world photos:

Previous rumors have the cameras making their official debut sometime tomorrow, with the QX10 priced at $250 and the QX100 at $450. For more info about specs and such, be sure to check out our previous coverage, and keep a close eye on the site over the next 24 hours for the official announcement.

(via Photo Rumors)